Storytime Racontines
A gentle moment with stories, songs, nursery rhymes and finger games, to share between children and parents. For little ones from 0 to 4 years old.
A gentle moment with stories, songs, nursery rhymes and finger games, to share between children and parents. For little ones from 0 to 4 years old.
The La Plaine – La Prairie neighbourhood is celebrating: a friendly, family afternoon with activities for young and old, including wooden games and board games.
A game of Two Rooms and a Boom at the Toni Morrison multimedia library, as part of Crime Fiction Month: a party game blending espionage and suspense, where you have to bluff and negotiate without revealing your secrets. Ages 10 and up.
A show blending circus, dance and new magic, with acrobatics, illusions and hypnotic movements, in a shifting, adaptable set design. Ages 6 and up.
A murder has been committed at the multimedia library! With family or friends, lead the investigation, question the witnesses and find the clues to solve the case. For all ages from 7 years old.
The Toni Morrison media library is offering a fun-filled morning for toddlers, with board games, pretend play and building games. Free, sign up at the media libraries.
An activity session to spark imagination and dreams through little stories, peekaboo books and riddles, songs to sing, finger games and handling objects, for children aged 18 months to 3 years.
A workshop to learn how to become a role-playing game master: guiding an adventure, improvising and captivating the players. From age 12, to get started and unleash your imagination.
A team escape game for ages 6-11: outsmart the traps, decipher coded messages and solve the puzzles at this Crime Fiction Month event.
A fun workshop on letter games and coded messages, led by Emmanuel Trédez using puzzles from his novels, followed by a book signing. For children ages 6 and up and their parents.
Family picks
This weekend7 and 8 November · 30 picks ›A time for reading and discovering children's picture books and new additions to the collection: funny or poetic stories, adventures to share that awaken the imagination for the whole family.
A reading club for 10-13 year-olds: the librarians present a selection of novels, comics and manga, and the participants swap reading recommendations over a snack.
A detective movie afternoon at the media library, as part of Crime Fiction Month: children aged 6 and up investigate and try to find the culprit before the final reveal.
A reading session devoted entirely to tales: classics, retellings, themed stories, tales from around the world or myths, to discover a variety of stories and the diversity of the collection.
Board games to discover for all levels and tastes, from age 6, led by members of the board game club at Maison Cousté.
The Toni Morrison media library is offering a fun-filled morning for toddlers, with board games, pretend play and building games. Free, registration required.
A one-woman comedy show in which Marion Mazadorian plays sixteen characters on the verge of imploding, between laughter and emotion. Ages 12 and up.
A creative workshop for teenagers: a chance to let their imagination run free and make things with their own hands, alone or with friends.
Snuggled in their parents' arms, toddlers awaken to sounds, pictures and textures through nursery rhymes, lullabies, finger games and colourful books.
A role-playing game for children aged 8 to 12, who play spy raccoons in a cartoon-style adventure where the wackiest ideas are welcome.
Students from the conservatories of Arcueil, Cachan and Le Kremlin-Bicêtre offer a theatrical tour of the Théâtre Jacques Carat, for ages 12 and up.
A lively session to imagine and dream through little stories, hide-and-seek or riddle books, nursery rhymes to sing, finger games and handling objects.
Stories told to children ages 3 and up, accompanied by a parent, for a moment of gentle togetherness.
Circus show by Collectif La tournoyante: six acrobats and a musician on a surface that tilts until it is vertical. Ages 8 and up.
A time for creativity and togetherness to share as a family: parents and children imagine, make and create together during a fun and friendly workshop.
A time for reading and discovery through picture books and new additions to the collection: funny or poetic stories, adventures to share, and varied themes to spark the imagination for the whole family.
Monthly creative workshops for children aged 6 and up: drawing, colouring, crafts and cutting out, to imagine, make things and have fun.
An escape game inspired by the Sherlock, Lupin & Me series: Irene has disappeared, and children aged 9 and up are invited to solve the case using logic and observation skills.